A technical guide on inviting external Microsoft Account users to a VSTS tenant secured by Azure Active Directory, covering admin and user steps.
A guide on contributing to open source projects by improving documentation, using a Node.js library example.
A guide to building great software products by absorbing complexity for users, focusing on core features, dogfooding, and optimizing for ideal use cases.
A developer details the hardware and software setup process for integrating a vintage DEC VT220 terminal into their modern Linux workflow for reading email.
A Swift protocol extension for fading UIView in/out with default implementations, plus CocoaPods publishing walkthrough.
A Swift protocol extension called Fadeable that allows fading UIView instances in and out with simple method calls.
A guide to using Azure AD Service Principals and custom RBAC roles for secure, automated VM management in Azure Automation Runbooks.
A personal reflection on the excitement and technical significance of SpaceX's historic Falcon 9 rocket landing, which could revolutionize spaceflight economics.
Explores whether blockchain technology can provide resilient, robust, and scalable infrastructure for essential societal data.
A developer explains why they are abandoning the XMPP protocol for instant messaging, citing the fragmentation and decline of open, federated IM networks.
Analyzes the pseudorandom number generator defined in NZ Flag Referendum law, comparing it to the Wichmann-Hill algorithm and noting a potential flaw.
A Swift iOS developer dissects their new Bible verse memorization app, explaining how features like UITableView, Core Data, and NSFetchedResultsController were implemented.
A technical walkthrough of building the 10 Read 10 Said iOS app, covering Swift features like UITableView, Core Data, and NSFetchedResultsController.
A guide to improving PowerShell's ValidateScript attribute by creating custom validation functions for better error messages and user experience.
A graduate reflects on their 5-year computer engineering master's at Linköping University, covering courses, projects, and personal growth.
A simulation of the card game 'Stop the Bus' using Python and Blender, analyzing optimal stopping strategies through millions of simulated games.
Explains why applying closed-source, meeting-heavy workflows to open source projects leads to failure and advocates for asynchronous, transparent collaboration.
A weekly roundup of browser updates, bug fixes, performance tools, and web development resources from June 2015.
Explains how to apply continuous integration (CI) and automated testing to website content using tools like Travis CI and HTML Proofer.
Explores three nuanced behaviors of Swift extensions, including visibility into private members and access control.
